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)1e shall Who are sof G 0 011 the 4.... h. %, , • 1 4 e --.% osVF:g °ll TEAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 27, 181 R. HE' COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND V RADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby gire NOtice, That all EAST INDIA BONDS which have not yet been Presented under , tbeir Advertisement of_ the 17th September, 181 7, fur the.pnrpose of being marked to bear 4 per Cent. Interest per Annum, will be marked accordingly, if presented fir that purpose on'or before-the 31st MARCH NEXT, and from that date' nnniarked Bands will not carry any Interest. • JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. L)WG-OFF.IC E, March 6, I S 18. TUE COMMISSIONERSA VICTUALLIAIG M.-.I.IESTY'S l'Y do hereby give Notice, 2 " 4 a1 on Frictay . next, the 13th instant, they will he ready to l ' 4., teclue Tenders in writing (sealed hp), and treat for' One 64 dred Thon4and Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, of the atr e ngth of five per Cent. under proof by Sikes's Hydrometer : to le delivered, one half thereof in the space of a fortnight. I ' 4 the other half within a Pt-thigh( afterwards, into his:tlu- Jesvys frietaallink Stores at Thaptford;—and for One non '444 Quarters of ENGLISH PEASE, to be delivered into the 4h,r,s, aforesaid. in the .space of one atenth, by weekly pro- P r 'x'qons, The whole to be paid for.by Bills payable,.without I nterest, Sixty Days after date. Thu' CO'nditions of the Cant; acts may be seen at the Secre k7Vs Office. NO regard will he hnd to a 111/ Tender in whi c h th e P r i ce "we not be inserted in Words at length, or that shall not he I ;bered to the Boa 4 before One o'Clock on the said Friday 4 "`, the'rath instant; nor unless the Person who makes the ar'some Person on his behalf,• attends, to answer 1114 eli called for. GENERAL POST OFFICE, March 2, ISIB. FELONY. Tr)NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. 11 0SIAS.PINNOCK, late of St. Ann's Court, So is- strongly suspected of Felony; whoever shall 41)Prelo.nd hint, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUN tlin AND FIFTY POUNDS' : FIFTY POUNDS thereof Apprehension, and ONE HUNDRED POUNDS upon The said THONIAS PINNOCK is about 4n -years of age, ttwit made, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, b l ack hair and whiskers, and fresh-coloured; was dressed on 111 e 15th tilt: in - a new snuff-coloured broWn coat, covered buttons, double-breasted buff waistcoat, witb buttons Of • ' 1. 1 ' 4 same:: has, worn at times a yellow -green lapelled coat, 1 ' b rae- coat with ' g il t b uttons, and a dar i brown great coat. He has been a Gentleman's servant, is supposed to have been in 2 ti . and has been abroad. His Wife, whO is advanced Vi'egttar.cY„ is probably' with him. 1 4 - Command of ttie Postmaster-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. LAST, WEDNil , ..tii) AY; 4:300 Tickets were drawn, yet all TREE PRIZES. OF. THIRTY , THOUSAND POUNDS Are no w in the Wheel, IWith 65 other capitals of 50001., 10001., 5001., &c. - 1 MSI-1, the Contractor, sincerely thanks the Publiefor their unprecedented Patronage already cot, f'..„ ~ red this Lottrry. The first-drawn Blank, No. 6953. en t"?l, d to Font Pipes of Port, was shared by 1 - 11 SH, in 2 Quar tjrs 2 eighths, and 4 Sixteenths, who respectfully intreats tt ,:" Hold ers itomedjately to order frOm any Wine Merchant 1,,Y Please, their, respective proportions of the 4 Pipes of. I t f, t, of the choicest quality in the kingdotn, which 1315 H 11:"demand; who has also the pleasure to an b,"'lllee that h e so ld and shared no less than 12 of the Capital `ti? . , ti '''s , a wit last Wednesday. `Hl's' foilow inzis the matchless STATE of th e WHEEL : ~‘, ' . . F: PRIZES OF THIR IT THOUSAND POUNDS, ''''' 0 1 HER CAPITALS, of 60001., 10001., 5001., &c. &c. And in addition to all the Prizes, • EIGHT PIPES OF PORT. .•04 ST. PATR!CK'S DAY. Tuesday, 17th March, two!) Tickets must be drawn, All the Capitals may, be drawn. tilt , demand ht,s been very great throughout the Country, intreats .his Frtindsearly in their application variety of Tickets anti Sltar es remain at his Offices, ; 4 ' ( and 9, Charing-Cross, London : - 1 last L o in coOt:.inin;;;. Thiee Priz e s of 30,0011.,, It ; , "hi thou and hopes t o s e ll a ll th e Three Pri:o.is \' .)001 • ' in the present Lottery. IIF ‘1 IMPOIti ANT SAVING. INvEyrim NIGHT, SUPERFINE, IMPROVED 0 VA BEAVER HATS, at only 20s. %OR GE . Fit ANKS And Co.-WELLINGTON Redeross-street, Barbican, respect ' 4 cquaint th e P u bli c, that i n consequence of the very t,tr,ll:,tductitin that has taken plaee at the last Sale of Beal bi l • l tY have added an additional Covering of Beaver to 44!) , INts, which reenters th em capa bl e o f wearing consider, 444,141ger, and is the means of their always retaining the l i tlei,"tau t if u l B lack, adde d to which, they are finished am 4 41 , 1 4 , 4 " w improved Oral-shaped . Blocks, made to the exact !')kft,,t'"f th e head her , llore rain- or damp will not in th e l eas t ;o, t lie shap e . The unbounded patronage -gireh to thei r 'tss Hats, fully indicates their superiority over every Il atalfcred to the public notice.—Merchauts and the ;11 -4 ne p waarticuvlar as to the Address, as G. F. and Co. are concerned with a House in Beech-street, name ahh 4 !i,y • <IIISLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS. ATEDICINE which has stood the cesr for a ttt ng series o f y ears , an d i s well known for its peculiar ° il l-remoyiror the Green Sickness, and other Obstraic , on the female,Sex. The - cages, proving tht whi) have hitherto resorted to the nse of it, hive t,(l,!''lY been relieved in the mos t sovereign manner, are t.i`,,liiisoui,and specified in the hills of directions. t N Girard the public :against imposition, th e name of C. is engraved on the stamp, Icy the special permission '',' l. 4, C9 cirnissione rs of Stamps, without which they are not ' , ted to Iw:4f-twine. • VNP4ieti by Kearsley alone, from the Original and ii,4,`!.lt Recipe, and sold wholesale and retail 'hy - Harper, kit,ll/146,.1“, Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet -market ; 1/4t4k (,4Y:ilild Sons, St. Paul's d . S e u . ttm and Co. , f4 tc? c ',yard ; Stutter • 1 d Sanger, 150, i , N itl ! t ect,',ipposite Bond-street ; Evans and Soho.' Long ti b 6 eld ; and Johnstone, Greek-street, Soho. • f i , N, 411,-- --11.tvii; for many months been afflicted with a lily side, with difficulty of breathing, and me hal:ing tailed. I was induced to try your excel frMu 'which I ionml immediate relief, and hate knit t'd perfectly' ‘yell ever :Cince. tlieve we. dear ..!‘li•Aan,i, your's truly, , kEreeii, April 29, 1517. • M. E. E. Price 2s. 9d. p er b ox , s ta m p included. . 441 7 (>2, 4?pr c- it f--r . i!E":fr AO'" - ,y 4 -y -04 6' 2 741, NUMBER 7958.1 Parodies t of nil most person s Conti' Noble' ible "ti°t to have shop ° I Chanxei vn feel' I ador to the vals this 03(5► DS ; but ise and .ch ep alive ening $ vin) not leS tb• course c y . the 'merles eit, and beca panied rid (1 xriaget - Jess of ince 01 ncl ( 1,6 even" prince Baron CE left lured ? .tweerl err Go, acts 01 illudc4l s —but :Oars- :alma Aire" or ill d par coast - lo the Novl 311 in- 'l)C)Oi 1 s '~rtia - t fir of ow 90 dition s hive log SO he in.. tepre .l, Ile , and :al of Ip, in ishci nt of 'arlia- ercis- MaO• plaint that out" (fined Acts hoUY hrost Yurk Cr, of t'pper Great A • tioN rlcrs, SATET R D AY, MARCH 7, 1818. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE IN DORSETSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A MANOR, - abonpuliog wit Is Game - . consisting ..-CX of abopt,THIRTEEN HIUNDRED 4 nd FIFTY ACRES, rather more than Seren Hundred of Which are in hand, and the rest - on unexpired Leases for One, Two, and Three Lives. Two-thirds of the Purchase Money may, it required, be left on Mortgage of the Premi s es, and the Remainder on the Security of other Property. Apply (if by letter post paid) to Mr. F. G. Coleridge, So. licitor, Ottery,. Devon. • • ' LLFoAygms BEAUTIFUL DOUBLE -COVER-. SHAPE BEAVER HATS, quite a' new manufacture, excelling all others ever made on the usual plan, are far superior in colour and.shape, which they retain to the lait, and will out-wear, in any weather or 'climate, three of them or the pretended Patent Silk, so pernicious to the head The unqualified. and increasing reputation these Hats are - daily acquiring have already caused a number of paltry imitatious'to he held (auto the Public, who are-posi tively assured that . the Inventors and only Manufacturers of the u drivalled and universally admired Donble4overed Beaver Hats on the improved . Oval principle are R. andß. LLOYD and Co. of 9-2, Newzate-Street.' Pricti 235. _ . p 111 - PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA. .BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS and PINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture, and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair Beds; Br►ss-screw Four Post, and Tent Bedsteads, Furniture and Bedding complete; Portable Chairs, with several other new i zivented and improved article of furniture; also a general and :cry exte::sive assortment of Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufacttired, where Families may select and furnish a whole House in a few days,. avoiding; the extreme inconvenience of waiting several Mouths in completing their . Establishment. Zast au•l West India Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by \,lorgari and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on terms the most moderate, for prompt:payment. VEGETABLE BITTERS, a CHEAP and WHOLESOME SUBSTITUTE for HOPS. !"D EVAN'S and Co. having bad many respect ...llV. able testimonies of the efficacy and pleasantness of their Vegetable Bitters, are induced to extend their , sale be-, yond the limits of the.,Westeru Counties, and have appointed the under-mentioned Agents for that purpose. They only invite a single trial, to convir.ce the Public of their super riority to every other Bitter, and in some respects, even to that of Hops, as they are not 'faceted by atmospheric altera tions, which deprive Hops of their bitter, and render Ale and Beer liable lo acetic change, or, as it is commonly called, • turning sour. The Public arc assured, that the composition now recom mended is a pure wholes Vegetable Bitter, perfectly free from every injurious property, producing a good 9itan tity of excellent yeast, and for the purpose of preserving Ale and Beer equal to any Hops. Sad in Packets, of Is. each, equal to a pound of th e strongest Hops; in Packets of 2s. each, equal to twa pounds; • in Packets of 3r. each, equal to four ponads; in Packets of 45. each,,equal•to six pounds ; in Packets of Ss. each, equal to eight pounds. N.B. No public Brewer or Publican can he supplied with the above. Prepared only by R. Evans and Co. 97, Fore-street. Exeter, and sold Wholesale at their depoSitories, by R. Toby, No. 7, Earl's Court Perrace, Old Bro►npton, London ; and Messrs. White and Evans, Quay-street, Bristol ; and Retail by Mr. P. Stanley, 14, Tavistoch-row, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Ander son and Chase, Wist Smithfield ; • ►Mr. T. Kelsey, 88, - Fleet market; Messrs.. B. • atul A. Taylor, Hart-street, .Mark lane. • PUBLICATIONS. In the Press, price 2s. 61. - - UVENAL'S , TENTH and THIRTEENTH ALF SATIRES. Translated, with Notes, By EDSIT'ND• L. SWIFT, Esq. Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 4 1 , Pall Mall. Also in the Press, with coloured Plates, price 6s. 'l 4 0 -NIGHT! By the Author of The Greeks, Pigeons, Failion, and Modern - Belles; new Editions of all which are again ready, price 6s. 'each. ANTI-MONOPOLY COMMITTEE, CROWN AND ANCLIOR TAVERN, STRAND REDUCTION IN THE PRICE. OF PORTER. I N consequence of the Licensing System peen • liar to this Country, the Public are less able to benefit by the REDUCTION made. by the GENUINE BEER BREW ERY, GOLDEN-LANE, than they would be if the Trade were free. The existing Public-Houses are, for _the most part, en• gaged in particular Intere•ts, -and it. .is impossible to open new ones. To assist the Public, however, as much as lies in their power, in obtaining the GENUINE BEER, and at the Reduced Price, the Committee have pro Cured, and subjoin, a List of the Houses which retail the Golden-lane Porter, They trust that the Public will generally avail themselves of this information, a; well on account pf their own interest, as to encourage the liberal and use,ll)l line of conduct which the Proprietors of this BiWery have adopted. . . H. SCHULTES, H o n. Sec. Oxford-str ee t, S wan, J : Vale ---- - Spread,Eagle, .W. Porter 287, '-.8. Strong Bird-street, Olive Branch, ' ' • J. Scott Titelifield -street, Mary-le-bone-l ime , Mary -le-bane Inn, It.lion High-street, Mary-le bone, }Grapes, ofcs Good 11 W. Manton • Lissa') Green, 'Pont e f rac t C ast l e, J. Reynolds Carnaby Mark e t, ••.Harp, . • I'. Rix om Maddox str ee t, - M asons ' Arms, T. Griffiths Poland-str ee t, B unch of Grapes, W. Roper _Mary-le-bone-street, Ki ng ' s Arnie, ' W. Mayois Whitcomb-street, Bl ac kinoor Head, J. -Jackson Little-st. Martin's-st. H orse an d D o l phin; H. Saunders Vine - st.Westruiniter, Marqui so f G rans b y, W. Crush Barton-street, , S a l utat i on, R. Grimser i Stre Owl wa tton Ground, B r i c kl ayers ' A rms, J. Langley (;ape -, 7 - e ' T. Wild . - - ' • Angel, A. Hill 'Tuthill -street, Golden Fleece, J. Moon Rochester-row,, - Plough, L. HollowayPimlico, Gun, %V. %V a l e Chelsea, . Five Bells, •• E. Carr Hungerford-street, Cannon, - W. Whitehrook Church-passage, St. Luke's Head, 'l'. Hughes St. Clement's-lane, Taylor's Arm s , T. Day Exeter-street, Bell, . J. Barratt Bow-street, Gat rick's Hiad, T. H arr i s White Lion-street, 71 ' , .' • Dials, King s Head, ' J. Palmer King-st. Seven Dials, Two Spies, T. Allchin ' Princes-street, Soho, Duke of Wellington, It. Shannon Kiug-street; Solio, Thirteen Cantons, ' F. Itaiwback Greek-street, • Greek-st. Coffee-ho. T. Wakefield Chandos-street, - GenCral Elliot, S. Price St. Martin's-lane, Star and Garter, • J.• Toinkins Drury-lane, Shakespear, C. Lancastei Drury-court, New George, T. Botilter . White Hart-yard, White Hart, . ' sy. Sutton ------, AnteloPe, T. Norris White Horse-yard, White-Horse, W. Smith Long Acre, - Grapes, - W: •Winkfield Vere-street, ' Wheatsbeaf, T. Crew Great Wild-street, Ben Johnson's Head, D. Lawson "- ' ' • T. Sheridan P. Dignain . D. Parry o:Chapman J. Oliver T. Champion. G. Wiiliatus J. i.f. , ,lrs n J:Morgau J. Manning G. Norris P. Christian J. Jones , . ited Lion, Houghton-street, Bed Lion, Shoe-lane, " Noah's Ark, Flect.lane, ' Red Lion Fleet-inarket, . Hoop and Grapes, Upper Ground-street. Jacob's Well, Charlotte-stre e t, Queen's Head, BloomslitaY-place, Orange Tree, Holborn-hill, Grapes, ifolhorn-bridge,, . Swan, S4frron-hill, Ship, Cowcross, . Red Lion - , Bartholomew-close, • Blakeney's Head, Smithfield, Kiiw's Head, b R. DaWson .1. Johnson • W. Briggs - I'. Dutton • B. Tiffin .... A. Woodroffe C. Carpenter Q. Eckstean • , / • 'Horse and Groans, ,R. Eagle St, John-st.-road, Red Lion, •,-• /. Tyler Barbican, ' Red Cross, . / .1. Carter Beech=street, , Kings Arms, R. Hot heroyd Golden-lane, Crown, - • - G. Ponsfard - Red Lion-market, • Bell, " 'S. Finch • Finsbury-place, Ship, • - • M. IVriod Bishopsgate-street, City of LondonTavern,Terry and Co. -----, - Flower Pot, J. Irving, HallMoon-street,Bi-}-Green Dragon, C. Thompson shopsgate, . • Clement's-lane, Black Boy, , A. Burch, Lawrence-lane, • Blossoms Inn, J. Nicholson\ Crooked : lane, Cock and Bottle, .1. Harrell Fish-street-hill, Swan Tavern, • J. Cassidy 0111 nm-street, Ipswich Arms, , J. Hargrave Minories, " Two Sawyers, J. Yates ---,----, Grapes, J. Bishop • Tower Dock, Tiger, J. Phillips Queen-street, • Ring's Head, . W. Acton St. ('atherine's, Seriemit's Inn, U. Ituegg Pennington-street, White Hart, G. Ody SehoOl-lionse-lane, Black Swan,- J. May • Blackwall, " Plough, F. Pinchin g r, .• Dog-row, Bethnal-gr. Th ree C o lt s ,- J. Woodley ' Hare• street, ditto, Hare and Hounds, 'l'. Reneett Spitalfields, Racon-st. Ship,. .1. Howell ------ —, Prince's-st. Oshorn's Head, J. Bowlen —, Grey Eagle-st. Grey Eagle, W. Toppin Wentworth-street, Star, ... G..lrwin • • Aldermanbury, 'Me Inn, • E. Edwards Bull IVharf,Thames-st. Old Guildford Barge, J. Ratcliffe Borough, Blue ,Maid, 1). S. Field --•----..., High-street, Chequers; - • • 'Wallisand Ke nt ~ *Mint, P e t er and Key, .W. Ilett , Mint-street, Grapes, W. Careless , 11l ack inan-st. Ditto, ' V. Drew St. George's-.market, George, S. Page ,Kent-street, White Boar, J. French , Tooley-st. Unicorn, G. Williams Elephant-street, Ito-} King , s Aans, therbithe, • Rotherhithe, Caulkers, Grapes, . Aylesbury-street, Grapes, Cross-street, Grapes, Butcherhall-lane, Grapes, Goswell-street, •White Horse, Holloway, Coach and Horses, R. Emery Eagle and Crown, Noah's Ark, W. Sharpess .1. Brett J. !cider T. Williams J. Halley - s 'l'. Jones a New-st. Bermondsey, Fountain, J. Skinner Bermondsey-wall, Green Man, T. Jackson Millpond-bridge, Rose and Rummer, J. James . • Deptford-green, • Lion and Lamb, C. Hunt Wa I worth, • Rising Sun, • T. Wilson - West-gr. Tottenham, Black Boy, . W. Hancock Gravel-lane, Ewer-st. Red House, J. Soan Holland-street, King's Head, T. Harding Lambeth, • - Lark Hall, . H. Hudson Montague-street, . Crown, J. Begent Ewell, ' Bull's Head, M. Ward Woolwich, Marine Barracks, G: Grayston Charlton, Woodman, F. Claxon Chatham, . South Canteen, J. Corrie Hampstead, • King's Head, R.. Miller . . Deal, Sun, W. Kennett Doddington, Kent, . Chequers, • J. Palmer The Committee further make known, that a small public Subscription is absolutely necessary, to enable them to pur sue their object to a successful conclusion. When the pre judicial effects of the Arbitrary Licensing System on the sus tenance of thq labouring Poor, on the 'natural and chartered rights of the subject, and on the national morals, are consi dered, they hope th ey s h a ll not have appiqtled in vain to the public spirit and•burnane feeling of their countrymen. Books are opened. for Subscriptions at the- Crown and Anchor Ta vern, Strand : and at the Secretary's (Ace, No. '4, Little Knightrider• street. Seven Dockhead, Bull' Head, • SECOND EDITION OF MR. BELOE'S POSTHUMOUS WORK. • This Day was, published, In Two Volumes, Bro. price in Boards 11,1 s. THE' SEXAGENARIAN; or, The Recollec tions of a - Literary Life. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Churchyard; sold also by Payne and Foss, Pall Mall. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • 1. Anectrotes of Literature and Scarce Books, in 6,615. Bvo. price 31. Bs. 2. 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Desio and Construction of the Vauxhall Bridge, accompanied by a handsome and correct Engraving of the same ; hesides Specifications of the follow;• ing Patents, - viz. :—Mr. Cook's, for Rollers or Cylinders— Mr. Tigere's, for a Process of manufacturing Indelible Writing Paper—Mr. Granholrn's, for Preserving Food ; an d also various i n t erest i ng an d valuable Papers relating to the Arts. Manufactures, and Agriculture; List -of .Patents and Copper-plates: _ Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. Of whom may he bad, price ss . 6d. • , A GENERAL INDEX t o t h e fi rst 25 Volumes of the Second Series of this Work. Any Volume may, be had separately, price 183. Gd. boards. Swans, Feathers, [PRICE SEVENPENCTI cOLONIES. . (Front The Quebec Gazette, Jun. 15, 1818.) PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT 'OF LOWER CANADA, LgOISIAtIVE. CqUNCIL. - - SATURDAY, J. 10, 1818.---This clay the Ho nourable the Legislative ,rcnt up • the Castle of St. Lewis, and pre:it:uteri the fo!:o -Address in answer to liis txcelleney's Speech at the opening of the present Ses'inn To .his - Excellency Sir JOHN CARPE SHERBII9.,fiE, Knight Grand Cross'of the MoSzlionourable Miiitary Order of.the Bath, Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief in and over the Provinces 9fLower Canada, Upper Canada, Nova Sem' ia, New Brunswick, and their several Dependencies, Vice- Admiral of the same, Lientenant-General and, Commander of all his Majesty's Forces in the said Provinces of Lower Canada and Upper Canada, Nnva Scoria, New Brunswick, and their several Dependencies, a!!d in the Islands of 'Newfoundland, Prince . Edward i Cape Breton anti Bermuda; . , &c. &c. &c. . . May it please your Excellency, . • We; Majesty's dutiful and loyal Subjects, the Legisla tive Council of Lower Canada, in Provincial Parliament al. sembled, beg leave to return your Excellency our humble thanks for your Speech' from the Throne. We pirticitate most sincerely with your Excellency in the satisfaction arising from a knowledge that ,the liberal pro vision which was made in the last.tiession for the relief of the distressed Parishes in this District, has, by the blessing of Divine Proeidence,, been attended with the happiest conse quences ; and that there is every reason to hope, that the produce of the late Harvest will. prove more than sufficient.- for the consumption of the. present year. It is but justice to acknowledge, that the services which have thus been rendered to a great number of our fellow subjects originated in the wise and humane precautions that were taken by. your Excellency, from the moment you were informed of the destitute state .in which so large a proportion of the community were itiolved. • We are aware that numberless difficulties . must have arisen in determining upon the most advantageouA mode of applying the very liberal Funds that have been provided by the Legis lature for the improvement uf the Internal Communications. Andthougt difficulties and delays. unavoidably occurred in many parts of the province, we trust that thcse impediments will be surmounted and we anticipate with your Excellency the flattering prospect, that in the course of the approachin season the whole of the pl ans which have been approi' e i wil t he carried into execution. We are sensible ,f tie advantages that must arise from any iroprovernent in the state of Ai.Triculture in this Province; and should the-Emigrations front Europe continue, weshall gladly facilitate, as farus' may be in our power,The introduction into the Colony of such experienced farmers and labourers as may, by their example, contribute to the advancement of its .Agri• cultural Interests. The Commands of his iT•_,yal Highness the Prince Regent, directing your Excellency to call upon the Provincial Legisla ture to vote the sums necessary for the ordinary Annual 'Ex= oenditure of the PI ovine, will rcceivefroi, us that dutifai at tention which the peat and serious importance of the ohject they relate to requir e s. It is satisfactory to us to learn, that'he amount which has beets ascertained to be du,. from this PrOritice to Upr)er Ca nada, for the proportion ,of Duties upon Goods whicO have pa,:sed through the . .Lnwer Province into Lipper Canada,. has been paid over to i'ersons authorised to receive it. • We shell not fail to gist our attention to the Report of the Commi=sioners.appointed by arr Act of the last session, to treat with thus , : of tipper. c anada for the formation of aitiew provisional agreerneot, whenever y,.•ur Excellency shall be pleased to cause the same to be laid before us. In ligliberatiug on the measur , s hest adapted to advanct, the interesis of our fellow-subjects in this Province, it will be °or earnest wish t o b e g Uid e d by the S3ltie . princi ples of loy alty, and the sae". dispositions to nit u: lenufider ce, that Ili', e bcreofore obtained your aporotation ; being sensible that in so dome; we shall secure the important adyant:ige of your Excellency's assistance in every measure that has for its object the public good; and that with such feeliii,s on all sides, the result of this Session cannot failof being useful to oureotr. try, and honourable to ourselves. whicli Eir:elleney was pleased to make the following Answer : G,roleme o l,,lt, i s with much satisfaction that I receive . your loyal Address; and I have to return my best thaoki fur the sentiments you have expressedin it. Entertaining no doubt of your patriotism and:zeal for the general good', I am also persuaded, that the public business will be conducted by you wills diligence and tette ration. And I shall look forward to the. happiest effects from your assist ance, on which I shall constantly rely. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. SATURDAY, SAN. messengers retorted they had %%oiled upon his Excellency. the Gover taor-in-Chief, who had been pleased to say, that he would' receive the House, with its Address, this day at tour o'clock. And at the hour appointed, Mr. Speakerand the House went up 'to the Castle. of St. Lewis with tire Address ; and being returned, Mr. Speaker reported:, that the House had attended upon his Excellency the Governor-in-Chief with their Ad. dress. • ' • - To his-Excellency Sir JOHN COAPE SHERBROOKE, KnightGraml. • Cro;s of the most honourable Military Order of the Bath; Captain-General and Goyernor-in-Chief - in and over, the Provinces of Lower Canada, Upper Canada; Nora Scotia,, New Brunswick, and their several dependencies, Vice Nd miral of the same, Lieutenant-General and'Commander f all his Majesty's Forces in .the said 'Provinces (A . '- Canada, and Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, and re Brun _ wick, and their several Dependencies, and - in the Islant'S of Newfoundland, Prince Edward, Cape Breton end• Be rmuda, &c. &c. &c. • May it please your Excellency, We, his Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjects,' the Corti mons of Lower Canada, in Provincial Parliament assembl e d,. beg leave to return to Your Excellency : our humble thanks • fur your gracious :Speech from t Throne. At the last meeting of the Provincial Parliament, it was the painful duty of your Excell,ticy to represent to us the distresses which the Inhabitants of several parishes this district were at that ,time labowing under, from the failure of the liarvest ; we new participate in the satisfaction. ex perienced by your Excellency, in.acquainting us, that from the information your Excellency has - been able to procur4 the measures adapted by the-Legislature have produced not only the imoie,iiate relief_ of the sufferer, ...tt.bave also fur nished the•Husbanduien with Seed Wheat and other Grain necessary for the eitsuirq season : _that; by the blessing of Divine Providence, these measures have heen attended with the happiest consequences: and that there is every reason to !lope, that the produee of the *late HarveSt will prove more than sufficient for the consumption:of the present year. The assurance of having rendered important services to. a great number of our fellow-subjects, occasions to ourselves the same satisfaction as it does to . your Excellency. In the same manner do we participate in the satisfaction which your ExcellencY derives from situ successful results .